For anyone who still believes Human Rights Watch is an actual human rights group, its Americas director Jose Miguel Vivanco is trying really hard to prove you wrong.
By Ryan Mallett-Outtrim – Venezuelanalysis.com , May 27th 2017
VA's Ryan Mallett-Outtrim weighs the potential pros and cons of Venezuela's latest currency exchange reform, arguing that only a free floating exchange rate will save the country's crisis-ridden economy.
Venezuelanalysis provides readers with an in-depth and daily updated account of the deaths registered in relation to the violent opposition protests that began on April 4th.
By Rachael Boothroyd Rojas – Venezuelanalysis.com , Apr 23rd 2017
Whichever news agency you check, be it the BBC, the Washington Post, CNN, or any other corporate outlet, you will find the same, uniform consensus in their Venezuela coverage.
By Lucas Koerner – Venezuelanalysis.com , Mar 28th 2017
The OAS chief has conjured an alternative reality of mass starvation and repression in Venezuela to justify his regime change agenda, argues VA's Lucas Koerner.
By Rachael Boothroyd Rojas & Francisco Tovar, Mar 24th 2017
On the 163rd anniversary of the abolition of slavery in Venezuela, Francisco Tovar, Executive Director of the Institute of African Diaspora Studies (IEA) talks to VA about systemic racism, the challenges facing the Afro-Venezuelan population today, and his new book on comparative abolitionist processes in Venezuela, Colombia and the US.
By Jeanette Charles, Raquel Escobar Gomez & Roberto Torres - Venezuelanalysis.com , Mar 21st 2017
Venezuela honors African and Diasporic political, cultural and economic traditions at its one-of-a-kind Center of African, American, and Caribbean Wisdoms.
By Maria Eugenia Acero & Rachael Boothroyd-Rojas – Venezuelanalysis.com, Mar 14th 2017
Venezuelanalysis put three questions toMaria Eugenia Acero Colomines, National Coordinator for Culture and Gender at the Venezuelan Ministry for Women and Gender Equality on International Women’s Day.
By Lucas Koerner – Venezuelanalysis.com , Jan 12th 2017
VA's Lucas Koerner proves how any story about the South American nation is seamlessly woven into a preexisting media narrative of the country’s catastrophic, socialism-inflicted collapse.
